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SUMMARY:Foundations of Child Welfare Law - Asynchronous Online Training
DESCRIPTION:Foundations of Child Welfare Law and Practice is NACC’s signature training\, designed to provide a comprehensive overview of child welfare law and practice\, and to help attorneys prepare for the Child Welfare Law Specialist certification exam. \nThis is an asynchronous\, online training. Learn at your own pace when it best fits your schedule. \nThis training is based on the 4th edition of Child Welfare Law and Practice: Representing Children\, Parents\, and Agencies in Neglect\, Abuse\, and Dependency Cases – more commonly known as the Red Book.    \nThe training will cover the following areas of the Red Book\, as well as practice exam questions:   \n\nOverarching Legal Structure and Themes  \n\n\nLegal Case from Beginning to End  \n\n\nDiscrete Issues  \n\n\nLawyering Roles  \n\n\nEssential Lawyering Skills  \n\nRegistration Rates:\nNACC Members $225  \nNonmembers $300 
URL:https://naccchildlaw.org/event/foundations-of-child-welfare-law-asynchronous-online-training/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Foundations Training,Trainings
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SUMMARY:Strict Scrutiny: Litigating a Constitutionally Compliant TPR
DESCRIPTION:“Narrowly tailored”…“Compelling government interest”…“Least restrictive means.” These aren’t just buzzwords from your law school final exams. They are key constitutional principles that undergird the analysis for Termination of Parental Rights. Whether you represent parents\, children\, or the child welfare agency – this webinar will assist any practitioner litigating a TPR\, with a focus on ensuring that petitioned grounds\, evidence\, and findings pass constitutional muster. \nPresenters\nChris Church\, JD\, CWLS – Casey Family Programs\, Judicial & National Engagement \nChristopher is a Senior Clinical Fellow and Director of the Appeal for Youth Clinic at Emory University School of Law. The Appeal for Youth Clinic provides appellate representation to families involved in civil child abuse and neglect proceedings. Prior to joining Emory\, Christopher was a Staff Attorney with the CHAMPS Clinic at the University of South Carolina School of Law\, a pediatric medical-legal partnership. He also served as a consultant to a number of child welfare organizations such as Casey Family Programs\, the Children’s Bureau’s Capacity Building Center for Courts\, the ABA Center on Children and the Law\, the National Center for State Courts\, and NCJFCJ. \nChristopher holds an MS in Mathematics from the University of North Texas and a JD from Gonzaga University School of Law. He completed his undergraduate studies at Concordia College in New York. He is licensed to practice law in Georgia and South Carolina\, and was South Carolina’s first Child Welfare Law Specialist. \nJosh Gupta-Kagan\, JD – Columbia Law School \nJosh Gupta-Kagan’s teaching and scholarship focus on legal issues affecting children and families\, especially child neglect and abuse and juvenile justice law. He is a clinical professor of law and the director and founder of the Family Defense Clinic\, which represents parents and other caregivers facing allegations of child neglect or abuse. In his research and writing\, Gupta-Kagan addresses issues including the gaps and biases in child neglect and abuse law\, the school-to-prison pipeline\, and juvenile delinquency and child neglect and abuse case procedures. \nAfter graduating from law school\, Gupta-Kagan previously worked at the Children’s Law Center in Washington\, D.C.\, and was also a professor of law at the ​​University of South Carolina School of Law\, where he directed the Juvenile Justice Clinic. Prior to that\, he was a staff attorney and lecturer at the Washington University in St. Louis School of Law\, where he co-taught the Civil Justice Clinic. \nModerated by Allison Green\, JD\, CWLS – NACC Chief Legal Officer \nCLE\nCalifornia (60-minute hour)\nThis participatory activity has been accredited by the State Bar of California for a maximum of 1.5 hours of General credit for live and on-demand participation. Attorneys must sign in for CLE. \nColorado (50‐minute hour) \nThis course is pending accreditation by the Colorado Board of Continuing Legal and Judicial Education for a maximum of 1.8 units of General credit for live and on-demand participation. Attorneys must sign in for CLE. Colorado is a self-report state. \nAttorneys in all other jurisdictions must seek CLE accreditation individually if desired.
URL:https://naccchildlaw.org/event/strict-scrutiny-litigating-a-constitutionally-compliant-tpr/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Member Event,Webinar
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